Battelle’s Ubiquitous Influence Across Tech and Society
Columbus based Battelle Memorial Institute dominates applied research with 75 patents last year and influence from coinmaking to xerography. The nonprofit giant backs nuclear waste storage, Manhattan Project ties, and a broad slate of private and government projects worldwide. Ronald S. Paul leads a charity driven mission to be creative and inventive while distributing millions in grants and shaping future technologies.
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Columbus
Ohio
Battelle
Battelle Memorial Institute
Gordon Battelle
Battelle Memorial Institute Foundation
The
Academy For Contemporary Problems
American Chemical Society
Ronald S. Paul
Institute
Paul
Seattle
Washington
State Department
Bear and Badger Vie for Control of UMW Dawes Campaign
Incumbent Sam Church Jr and challenger Rich Trumka, both former coal miners, battle for leadership of the United Mine Workers of America. The race amid layoffs in Appalachia centers on policy, qualifications, and decades of union decline, with Dawes, West Virginia, a frequent campaign stop.
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DAWES
W.va
United Mine Workers of America
Sam Church Jr
Rich Trumka
Trumka
Villanova
UMW
International Executive Board
Pennsylvania
Union
Washington, D.C
Arnold Miller
Miller
Church
Appalachia
West Virginia
UMW District 17
Reagan
Shuttle's fifth blastoff slated for Thursday
The space shuttle Columbia prepares for its fifth flight on Thursday at 7 19 am est. The mission is the first operational flight carrying a four man crew and passengers to orbit with two commercial satellites valued at 18 million dollars.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
UPI
Columbia
Space Agency
Vance D. Brand
Brand
Robert F. Overmyer
Joseph P. Allen
William B. Lenoir
U.S
Allen
Earth
Lenoir
Allen and
Government study says atomic tests caused no cancer
Federal case in Utah district court compiles studies and testimony arguing fallout from Nevada above ground tests did not produce leukemia or cancers among residents of Utah, Nevada and Arizona. Officials describe safety monitoring and limits while acknowledging limited isotope data in open air testing.
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Los Angeles Times Service
Salt Lake City
Nevada
Utah
Arizona
Bruce S. Jenkins
William S. Johnson
St. George
Melvin W. Carter
U.S. Public Health Service
Old
Atomic Energy Commission
U S grows disenchanted with the I A E A
The United States walked out of the IAEA general conference after Israel’s credentials were rejected, withholding 8.5 million dollars for 1982 and signaling a review of ties. Officials blame politicization and a shift from a technical body to a political forum, with other diplomats warning of possible survival risk.
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Don Cook
Los Angeles Times
Vienna
Austria
Eisenhower
International Atomic Energy Agency
United States
Israel
Washington
Reagan Administration
State Department
U.S
IAEA
U.N
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